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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-06
RIVER NEWS,
stagc of tho Water and Movements OF the
linnts,

Stage of tho Water and Movements OF the
nnnts.
The W. n. Chancellor is duo up to-day
on her way from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
The Katie stockdale passad down yes.
teEday morning with a lair amount OF
freight.
The Andes got away ut dnsk last even.
ing with fairly good freight trip and n
number OF passengers in her cabin.
Tho General Pike did not pass up yes.
terday. She ia laid up at Cincinnati. for
tho week on account Of broken INA.
chinery. NAt
The now East Liverpool ierryboat, Ollie
Neville, built here by the Swooneys, left
for her trade Monday, and was rsported
yesterday to be running in it regularly
and giving the greatest OF satisfaction.
The Huntington Commercial in It's last
Issue aays: Capt. MaIdy 10 organizing a
stock company IN this city for tho purposo
Of building a steamboat to ply between
this port and Chapmanaviile, on the
duyhndotte river, about 70 miles from ito
mouth. The Dnsenbcrry mill dam, lust
above l.arboursvile, ia 10 bo removed hy
tho government, 30 TINT thore will oXist
no obstruction in this HtreNm to interfere
with navigation, and VIZ nre informed that
a light draught boat can be uucceasiully
run eight months in the year. Should tho
venture prove II SUCCESS md no ono with
a knowledge OF tho river and tho country
through which it winds its course ssems
to doubt that 1t will, crest dssl OF tho
Logan trade that now goe1 to Charleston
would bc diverted to this city. We under.
stand that tho machinery has been pur.
chased md that tho stock Is nearly all
taken, our merchants being the principal
investors"
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TIE STOVE FOUNDERS
OF Three states In 1,uainess Session III
f.N This City. ''

OF Three stntes In Buainess session In
7.-l This City. .''3
The Third or Middle section OF the
National Association Of Stove Manufac.
tuners, comprising upwards Of thirty stove
foundries in Eastern and Southern Ohio,
West Virginia, Kentucky and Western
Pennsylvania, met in tho rooms OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce hero yesterday
forenoon in special session. The National
Association meets shortly in annual Eea.
sion in Cleveland. 1t 10 an old organiza.
ton, and Usually acts as a whole, though
the gections or divisions including the
firms Of certain localities are competent
to act for themselves in certain matters.
The meeting hero will last over to-day.
The attendance is large and the details Of
the proceedings private. Among those
present are the Mesars. Bell ard B Fisher
q Son, OF this city; J.. Medill, OF Martins
Ferry; John Parks and VIII J. Tappsn,
OF Bsllairo; L. W. Baker, of Portsmouth;
J. A. Witmsn, Itontoo; William King,
Gallipolis; Daniel Hatten and George D.
Gibbong, GAINESVILLE; J. L. Adams, Dres-
den, Ohio; D. NJ. Thomas, Louisville, Ky. !;
". T. Robertson and A. 7. Nye, Marietta
NJ. Hertenatein and 9. F. Zollinger, 90.
lumbus; Charles ksbler, it,, Newark.
Mr.. G!bbonS, OF Z,nesville. is chairman
OF the meeting, and Mr.. Zollinger, Of
Columbus, secretary.
While, as stated above, the details Of
the proceedings are private, the members
say the object is to secure some uniform
system OF classification by means OF which
it will be possible to regulate prices.
One OF the local manufacturers said last
evening that the competition among DIFF
ferent firms had led to cutting prices to
such an extent that in many instances
stoves were sold at cost and sometimes
actually below cost.' To arrive ct g classi-
fcation, however, which will suit sll the
hundreds Of patterns aud designs OF stoves
for all the different purposes. 10 exceeding.
ly difficult. Tho work was entrusted to a
committee which spent most Of the day
yesterday in considering plans for syB-
tematjzing the rating Of stovea.
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"EynnEellnen Next Mpek.

Next Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday afternoon Rice's
famous "Evangeline" will be the at,rac.
ton at the Opera House. The company
numbers over sixty people. 1t comes here
from It's wonderful runs Of 253 nights in
New York and lO2 in Chicago. The
scenery and costumes are completely new
and magnificent. There never has besn q
burlesque produced with such magnifi-
cence and with such strong cast. Among
the artists who compose tho company are
the Misses Irene Verona. Susie Winner,
Maud Waldemere, Kate TART, Lila Blow,
May Steele, Annie Wynne, Hindie Hsrri.
son, Laura Sherwood, and the Messrs.
George Schiller, George .Fortescue, Ned
Tar, James Motif, Ned Morris, Dan Mason,
David P. Steele, and iorty-tiye other ladies
and gentlemen.
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1SenYoutl,

| heHWOOu.
DR.. J. Il. Pipes WAS in the CITY Yesterday
to consult With DR.. Ford.
Mrs. John Smith, OF Wheeling, is visit.
ing her sister in the Center ward,
The Wheeling steel plant 10 still idle,
ana vii! not 20 to work again this week.
Mr.. Chatham Sinclair will begin the
erection OF new house on Water strco,
BOOB.
The NJ. Z. Bible Olass will meet We'd.
nl!e.sday evening at the residence OF Mr., J,
W. Davis.
Miss Amanda List and Miss Mary Nc.
Mechsn, from Wheeling, were visiting
Prof. May. '
The many frienda OF Mrs. Josiah Sin.
clair will be cory to learn thst her coudi.
ton is unchanged.
Mr.. Hruah, thu Superintendent OF the
Riverside Steel Works, has moved hie
family to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Mike Cosley, whose hand was
badly mashed several days ago, is lying in
It critical condition with lock Jaw. Q
Mr.. Harrison Esrp and Miss Bessie
stsen wore married Monday evening.
Kew. D. l.. Ash officiating. They were st.
tended by Miss Nora serig and Mr.. viii
Serig.
Rev. George L, Hite preached an elo-
4nent aermon in the Methodist church
Sunday morning, which was followed by
the largest communion in the history Of
the church. -
The work Of painting and repairing will
soon be begun on the row OF homes known
rs Fisher's row, which will add greatly to
the appearance Of tho block in which thew
are situated.
The city election is passing of quietly
with a promise OF Democratic SUCCESS.
The Republicans may elect the Council,
but McJliton, Democrat, will undoubt.
edly be elected Mayor.
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YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
An Enjoyable Singing Meeting Mt tho U. y.
Curch inst Night

An Enjoyable Singing Meeting Mt tho U. p.
Cmrch Inst Night.
The "old folks" concert given ut the
United Presbyterian church on Chap!ine
street last evening was well attended and
very much enjoyed by those present. A
charming selection Of "tpnes and sonses,"
many Of the latter OF wayne and
worldly" character, made up "lyate" that
was splendidly rendered by number OF
Weddings ,nusical people cleverly dis.
guised in the habiliments OF their ances-
tors, long stored away, but gotten out TO,
this occasion. The entertainment was a
novel one, and this coupled with the good
music that was rendered, naturally de-
lighted the audience, az was attested by
the hearty applause.
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a WHEELING ASTRAY,
Wall Cnught In PfttHburghnud Sent IIom
In ~

Wnif Cnugilt In rtttaburgh nud Sent Homo
10 His Mother.
Yesterdays pittaburgh Chronicle. Ttle.
grGpA says:
A hatlcss, half clad boy II yenrs Of age
pet shivering in the waiting room Of the
Onion Station liant night.
The boy wna crying, and when asked by
the raj! way employees what was the matter
he said that he ran away from his home
In Wheeling and had no place to 10. He
gave hin name rs Johnny CoiIirId. Tho
boy had stolen ride IRON Wheeling TO
this city on freight train.
He wRH 90 thin y clad that tho railway
people hunted around and finally got him
an old pair Of panlnloons, II coat aud u hat.
a place was found for him 10 sleep. This
morning, after no had bcon given bis
breakfast, no WIZ cent back to Wheeling.
His mother will have an opportunity to
spank him tonight.
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One OF the most exciting elections in the
history. Of Bridgeport occurred on Mon
day. The interest was greatly enhanced
by strenuous etlorta OF the friends OF the
respective candidates. Old Peace town
chip stands erect, as usual, strong in the
Republican faith, having triumphsntly
elected the entire Republican ticket.
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q. Grimm; Ed. !. Dennis :. was
granted rebate on his license
tax and his license to keep q
coffee house atl3,No. q 929 Market
street was annulled and John
Pardi was granted license to keep at the
same place, offering 90 sureties @. W.
Welty and Henry Hanke. Sam Leon.
hardt was granted rebate on his license
tax, and his license 10 keep coffee house
at N. 104S Market street was annulled and
q license 10 keep coffee house Of the
same place granted To Lon McMannawsy,
he offering William McMannaway and
James Rine as Bureties. The First Branch
concurred with the Second in granting
these rebates and licenses.
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LOCAL DREv1T1Hs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
. tho City. ,4lr..ts n


the City. st
MArINrE at the Grand to-day.
TUE GRAND this evening-"Nobody's
Child"
OrEnA House this evening--"The DEVILS
Auction" rrg. -.tl.
Tus Esna mill 10 suffering from .
broken iqueezer.
TIE reserved eeals for the "Devil's
Auction" went of like hot cakes yeater.
day. ,m
Eek BoLoN, Wheeling Greek miner,
hal his loot caught between the coal cars
and severely injured.
ENoisRga LINTON, Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, was arranging Tor constructing
e twitch to tho Bridgeport glass works
yesterday.
| A WAGON loaded with grain broke down
on Mccullough street yesterday morning.
1t belonged 10 Mr.. J. L. Wenner, who 70.
sides In Marahall county.
Two plain DRINKS were tho only cases
In the Police Court yesterday morning.
At midnight there were two DRINKS and
two dlsorderliea booked for this mornings
court.
NEARLY every person In town has cold,
chargeable to tho sudden cold wave which
arrived night before last. Just now the
cough drop manufacturers arc enjoying q
local boom.
!. A PARTY from Martins Ferry, whose
name could not be learned, fell In tit
near the corner Of Ninth and Main streets
yesterday evening. He soon recovered
sufficient strength to get TO his home.
A WORKMAN at the Belmont mill was
severely burned about the face, at noon
yesterday, by the explosion Of tap. He
was taken 10 Brice's drug store, where his
injuries, which arc quite painful, were
dressed.
TIE household effects OF Mrs. R. A.
Williams were sold by City Receiver
Dunaway in tho Police Court rooms yes
terday morning to satisfy debt owed to
VIM. link. The net proceeds Of the sale
were several hundred dollars.
MARGARET JANE KELLY, one OF the resi-
dents OF Meribon's row, in Alley @ north
OF Tenth street, was arraigned before
i Squire Peterman on q peace warrant sworn
out by Nettie Hill, colored, and WAS re.
CURED TO give bond in the sum OF 500 10
keep the pesce for one year.
ONE Of the most pleasant musical recep.
tons given during the season, WAS the
: one given by the trio composed Of MessrsD
William Salada, George kuntz and joseph
- Bnltzar. Their singing Is pronounced by
all 10 be OF q superior quality. The gen.
tlemen are stopping at Mclaughlin &
1 McGinley's.
= CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made March Is by Mary A.
Quarter to Hullihen Quarter and Blanche
&lotIat, for certain property on the north.
west corner Of Chspline and Twenty.third
streets, in consideration of IS and natural
love and affection. Also deed made
April by William Carey TO Jane Carey,
in consideration Of 5000, for a 10 foot lot
on Twenth-ninth street.
TuR Interstate commerce bill has
knocked out the wharl-boata. Messrs. S.
= Il. Lee 4 Co. yesterday notified Fred
Muhleman that after ten days they could
not pay him wages, and to look for an.
Z other situation. They had to refuse
= freight for Pittsburgh from all the boasts
that usually transfer here. Under the
now law the freight hiss 10 be carried to
Wheeling and there left for reshipment
by boat to Observation-Disclosures iHdepend-
lent
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. j. A. Sweeney, OF Tyler comfy,
was OF the st. James yesterday.
DR.. T. Il. Logan was among the guests
at Riverside, California, last week.
Col. Sam B. Harrison is now the guest
OF relatives and irienda in Piedmont.
Hon. George W. Atkinson, OF this city,
delivered his lecture "Don't" at Buck
nannon, last evening.
Rev. DR.. D. W. Fisher LETT yesterday for
Cincinnati, whence he will 10 to his home
at Hanover, Indiana.
NJ. 0. G. West, Of Mingo, vino has been
visiting his friends in this city, returned to
his home last evening.
Mira. Seneca Norton and her children
left yesterday on the AnLes for Ashland,
KY, to visit her father.
Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Mrs. Arthur
Rogers, OF Barnesville, Ohio, are visiting
Mrs. X. ]. Hoge, on the Island.
Father Bremen, OF The Martins Ferry
Ne,rS, has been confined to his house for
several days with severe indsposi!ion.
Miss Mollie Blake, OF this city, has re.
turned from visit 10 her cousins Miases
Jennie and Grace Blake, Of Moundsyille.
Frank Mcsherry, formerly OF this city,
now located at Ailngo Junction, WAS re.
elected Marshall Of that place on Monday
last.
Misses Kate Bradield and Mamie
Howard, Of Barnesyille. Ohio, who baye
been Visiting in the city, returned home
last night.
F, II. Crago, Assistant Adjutant General
OF the 6. A. K. Of this State, went TO Terra
Alta yesterday and mustered in a new
post there last evening.
Mrs. Mary B. Altman, formerly of this
city, now OF Wichita, Kansas, has been at
tho etamm Uouse for several days past.
She III here looking after some important
business mat.erB.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Far!a aud their chill.
dren have returned to their home at
Kansas City after an extended visit here,
Mrs. Faris's mother, Mrs. William Dillon,
accompanied them.
Captain Oliver Newland, formerly of
this city, but at present located in Pitts
burgh, who has been visiting hero and in
Moundsvllle for come time past, returned
homo last evening.
Rev. Father John Tracy, OF Weston,
populhrly known here, his old home, is in
the city attending the solemn services held
by the Catholic clergy at the Cathedral
during Holy Wprk. His bro,hsy, N. j.
Tracy, oil Huntington, isalGo here.
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"Sohod,', Cl,Ilti.u

A fair audience gathered Mt The Grand
laat evening to witness the second pre-.
eentatlon Of "Nobody's Child" by Mr..
Francis Lsbadie and his company. The
number Of ladies wac notably large. MIR.
Thornton aud Mrs. Rowcll sang several
new and pleasing songs, end all that was
Objectionable in the topical gong, "some.
how they cam: make it TO-" was cut out.
as on the previous night the audience
was vel! pleased, the rain storm acene in
the first act winning especially hearty
plaudits. The piece will be presented
again al tho matinee at 9 O'Clock THO at.
tefnoon and again this evening. Seats
can be reserved at Sheib's music store.
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. BELLAlRE.I
The City Observation-Disclosures aud All Sorts
: :. ~ ~. VISA, Of NeMa. .Eltl. lh,- 4

lh"iE ~ 80 u NoWss NJ IAEi4.A
Mrs. Heaton, Of 81. Clairsville, Is Wait
Ing her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Smith.
Charles Crosby had q foot very badly
crushed In Sullivan 4 Kinds coal bank.
Rev. N. 8. Hoey arrived here yesterday
and Is engaged in arranging his new
home. ef';a ~ Sa5 =.
John Toole had foot badly burned yes
terday al tho steel works by hot iron spill.
cd from ladle. ,,it GH,l
A fire started In tho Water Works
power house last evening, but the damage
done was very slight. ,as q 3; ~
The nail works had 10 quit work again
yesterday forenoon In somo departments
on account Of q shortage in gas.
James Wilson, President Of the nail
works, attended the meeting OF tho " est
ern Nail Associstion at Pittsburgh yes.
terdsy. "laa" s'Eg ~ a. II
The Grodhaus property was sold yester.
day, theresldence on Rose Hill to Stephen
Gardner for $500, and the cooperation
lots to A. p. Tsllman for $500. !
Yesterday forenoon David Forbes, n
plumber employed by James Elton, fell
dead at his work. He was working at the
time ct the steel works, and had just start.
cd from ahed where he had fixed piece
OF pipe, when he dropped and apparently
died instantly. He leaves q large family,
living 10 tho alloy back OF the Windsor
hotel. His trouble seems to have been
heart disease. a,t, 81 ,07@'I l.II
nHage MONDAYS Rtvrrfoy. Nt..t- y
The total vote for the councllmen In ia.
vor OF a prohibiiory ordinance was l2O less
than tho vote in favor Of the ordinance a
lew weeks ago. The,inevitable, mixture Of
personal politics made most Of the differ
ence. ..I.E E,I., f.G .s7ga-
The following details OF the vote show
that Geo. Walters, Republican, was elect
ed Water Works Trustee. The rest OF the
city ticket, except ono councilman and a
lew assesso1s, were defeated. The entire
Democratic township ticket was elected
except the constables. an I7ll7- IT
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Natural Gns Meeting.

Capt. G. W. Bachelor, the President,
and Messrs. Henry Fisher, John @. Fisher,
John Pitcairn, jr., J. J. Buchanan, Harris
Buchanan and Joseph W. Craig, OF the
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia,
came down yesterday forenoon. In tho
afternoon the annual meeting OF this
company WAS held ct the Office on Twelfth
street. The old Board Of Directors was re-
elected, and no other business OF import
ance was transacted,
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FOR SAIE-

Rnilding Ste on Fifteenth strcct
HHaifuf!iG sl!c on Fourteenth sire,
70 10 thirteenth street 6roms, Al nv
ACRES O. land near Stone Church Nj, c,,r,
i aero t Farm on Middle Wheeling crSet " 1--WE
"' St rom !tiadelphsa. $50 per AcrA 'hsee
sH Acres on fctur's Run, siOO0
,,na ue " pig tsSdcnceA NJ Beech BOTTOM =, ,,.,
Whs 81 INC r. n.y. Railroad, y mile w r t.S
,%sntennH consisting Of a new frame hnnso ron
n,nes u lshd will exchange for JesinhlS NM
,, Nv. " ,Nirslnin street. ro6mcd fnamo w.
can H y" E 'sS, iton running back 10 alley ~
,, W. w SCUM Front street, Q rooms ,r,,
U8ohi, Hronnd 90 by I2s Rect, "'a "Eu BATH
No. 1917 wtllth nny, .''
n,np hsct ~ street. ground 81 Ice, ,rop, ,,
4, N, oack lo' feet, rooms: can i. hmn tnn.
sr Mo s, LAY TwSnIy.ninih s!tees q 8 r,ou,t ,,.
bought for $40, ''''' VI Ground; can DO
- n: wv ,GharllNe ,,rce,, ]! MONS 8, m,
,sT s S,tnlns MO on Nineteenth sI,cc; AZ,
no. p North Front A,rcct,
JAMES A. HENRY.
,I Rcsl hsAteAscnt, Collcoo, an, w,,.'r
DO. oA1ec' No. ldl2 Market Stryst
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To LoRn-M0pey.
Notice Of tcm0vHl- Singer Manufacturing 90
JewcIts EeitseEHtOrS and Ice CLesM-EtshI,
I BRO.
House cl"snen-tiro. ". J0hnSuu's Sons.
Purify Your Bl6Td-it. II. List
James l.. lIAwlcy q Co Merchandise Brokers'.
AdministAtnr's Soticc-Fre4 Happy.
100 BAHAMA FInuIpVlts -liAnaurr
Latest Easter SOYctt!CH-oMul 4 Davenport.
Citizens building Association No 2.
eltntEOnS Liver Regulator Third page.
More tS-llOp lNtteik- Third pncc.
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ONE WEEK ONLY!

For The benefit 0! our many patrons
we have rented the room formerly occn.
pied ny Martin lh0rn'on's Restaurant,
ana VIII continue for one week only Ia
dl.pose Of the balnnce Of our stock nj
prices lower Than ever.
MHtEAlSG CLOTliING CO.,
122G Market Street.
j. BitlLIES, Manager.
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WE have Just received full linz or
SPRING OFEHC0ATlSGS, and IRE In
daily receipt OF the latest NWelllcs in
Spring Suilings.
Also, on lMnd II handsome line of Neck.
Wenr and GcH;lcucn's Furnishing t;oods.
G.. HESS a. SOSS,
no. 1871 Market Street.
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Our Double Fnstered School Shoes

are made out Of solid lesther, box tip,
high cut, low, broad heels, and are unex-
celled for wear, aud we offer them at a
price within the reach Of all, 81 90 to 81 50
per pair, according to size. Call and see
thom. J. W. AMlCK,
11j3 Main STRAIT
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extends cordial invitation to her Spring
Opening OF artistic millinery novelties,
Pattern Hats and bonneto, OF la!eat exclu.
elve design, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 5, Q and !, at No. 1911
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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extcndH cordial invitation to hor Sprfnp
Opening. Of artistic millinery novelties,
Pattern Hhta md Bunne,p, OF la,cet sxc!u.
ave design, On Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday, April 8, q md !, at no. lO7l
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Here there was a brisk fight. Christ
ihertler, William koehnline and Nick
Kuhn were violently assailed, but were
trinmphantly elected for Councilmen.
John stun was elected Marshall by q large
majority. These gentlemen, in apprecis.
ton OF the kindness Of their friends, gave
blow out in Heinlein's hall last night
a band, speakers, speeches and other evil
dences OF good cheer abouuded, and a
jolly good time Of rejoicing was had over
the election result. ~'
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Mira. Berth, liner

extends cordial invitation to her Spring
Opening Of artistic millinery novelties,
Pattern Hats and Botinets, OF latest exclu.
siye design, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
ThurHday, april 5, q and 7, at No. lO7l
Main street, Wheeling W. Va.
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WAsnisoros, y. O., April For Vest
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
weather, warmer Hinda, shifting to south-
erly.
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ITCHING. SCALY. p1NpI.y

For tho last ytnr have had species Of itching.
tfHfy ana rfthrfy ttimots on Iny face 10 which I
have applied great many methods OF ttca, mont
without I,ieccss, nnl which wlu speedily aud en-.
tirry cured by CutiCura.
Mrs. ISAAC pllELpA Rnyrnua a.
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OPENING OF Pattern Hats and Donnets.
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
April 8, q and I, Mt Miss Z. Rody's, No,
lU6 Main street.
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An reported by Christian Hchnopi, dug.
giBt, Opera House corner, yeaterday:
TAM. yA,M I'm. BEN. 7rN,
at ar A' 40 81
Weather ClAngetblG.
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OPENING OF Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
on Tnesday, Wednesday and Thnrsllsy,
April s, u and !, at Miss L. Rody's, No.
HOG Main street.
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NrE"ISG Of Pattern Hats and Bonnetr,
on lutrday, Wednesday md Thursday,
A;prll 80 and !, at hliHs +. Rody'h, No.
nos Main street.
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A BOON to sufferers from bronchlis Ia
Red Star Cough Cure. No poisouB or OPT
HltH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-06

Cntlcura Remedies nro sold everywhere rrlco:
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